The mysterious “7 wars in 5 years”

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005 “Netanyahu & Iran, the last war of 7 wars & The Greater Israel Project”

In March of 2007, General Wesley Clark, a highly decorated military man who had been NATO’s supreme allied commander in Europe from 1997-2000, outlined in an interview that America had chosen to decapitate the governments of 7 countries. Those countries were Lybia, Sudan, Lebanon, Somalia, Syria, Iraq and Iran. All of these countries have now had their governments effectively destroyed. Most are now in chaos.

Where did this plan originate?

The short answer is Israel. The evidence is scattered through history but a path can be followed if we dig deep.

In 2002, Benjamin Netanyahu gave a speech to the United States Congress urging the nation to take out Iraq’s leader Saddam Hussein.

The United States did just that.

In that same speech he also warned that Libyas leader Gaddafi needed to go too.

So America alongside NATO forces attacked Libya.

America got involved in Syria after the country slid into a civil war as the remains of disenchanted Muslims, many of which were Iraqis displaced by the Iraq war, joined ISIS.

In 2007 the U.S. began striking Somalia with drones. As for Sudan, they are bogged down by a civil war, which seems like a stroke of luck for the Israelis.

Recently Israel stated attacks in Lebanon claiming they were harboring Hezbollah terrorists.

If you look at Israeli soldiers they proudly wear a patch on their uniforms. It’s a map of the middle eastern region that highlights a chunk of land from the river Nile all the way to the Euphrates river. This by Jewish doctrine is the piece of land they believed is promised to them by God. However the realization of Israel expanding its borders this much seems implausible. They would have to annex the West Bank and Gaza firstly. Then a grand swath of Egypt. They would continue with Lebanon and Jordan and up to Syria. Lastly they would finish off with Iraq up to the Euphrates river and down to take a chunk of Syria.

It does seem impossible. But here in this substack we highlight a failure of imagination. So if this plan were being implemented in theory how is it going?

For all intents and purposes Israel has annexed Gaza. They have completely flattened and destroyed the area and now have a wartime hold on the remains of Palestine. They have slowly but efficiently entered Lebanon and they have even gone into Syrias Golan Heights region.

How far this goes is anyone’s guess. Israel has lost much of its international support due to the war on Gaza. The one thing that seems for sure is that Israel needs Americas support to continue this adventure and its losing that support day by day, hour by hour.

For instance, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey have recently signed a defense pact. An attack on one will be seen as an attack on all. This is a large development. Turkey for instance will be a large obstacle to Israel’s success in this matter. Turkey is also a part of NATO. They have the second largest armed force within NATO. If the unthinkable happens and Israel engages with Turkey technically Article 5 will be invoked meaning an attack on one NATO country is an attack on all. Israel is not a member of NATO but has historically been a part of the western alliance.

So let’s imagine. If Israel’s goal is to widen its territory it still has many obstacles to overcome. If America pulls its support of Netanyahu’s plan Israel will be alone. If the goal is to make sure Iran doesn’t have power in the region there would have to be boots on the ground. It’s impossible for Israel to invade Iran based on geography alone. The current commonly held belief is that even America couldn’t successfully invade Iran with Troops. Trump has been vocal on his distaste with Netanyahu’s persistence and is signaling he wants out. It’s imperative that Trump finds a way to disengage from this war. One thing Trump has been consistent on his entire reign is that America stops the cycle of endless wars. Domestically his followers are getting increasingly frustrated that America is now in another middle eastern war without a plan or end in sight.